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So, I’ve got about 200 photos tucked away in my OneDrive through my Outlook account.
I'm trying to figure out how to set up a single OneDrive link where all those pics live together in one spot—basically, I want to be able to just slap the URL into my browser and have everything pop up right there so I can grab them all at once via a bulk download.
Back in the day, this guy who was doing some freelance photography work for me sent over a OneDrive link with over 100 shots on it, and man, I loved how that worked because
I couldn't accidentally mess anything up—no adding stuff, no deleting stuff—I could just view and download. It’s super secure because even if someone else gets a hold of the link, they can't touch my files or change a thing. But honestly, the best part is knowing these photos aren't gonna vanish like they would on some old USB stick or a burnt CD; as long as I hang onto the link, I've basically got them for life.
I tried looking up some tutorials online in English, but my English isn't great and I got pretty lost in the technical jargon. Also, quick question: can I do this exact same thing with entire folders that have images inside them?
If anyone could walk me through this, I’d seriously appreciate the help.
Best,
I'm trying to figure out how to set up a single OneDrive link where all those pics live together in one spot—basically, I want to be able to just slap the URL into my browser and have everything pop up right there so I can grab them all at once via a bulk download.
Back in the day, this guy who was doing some freelance photography work for me sent over a OneDrive link with over 100 shots on it, and man, I loved how that worked because
I couldn't accidentally mess anything up—no adding stuff, no deleting stuff—I could just view and download. It’s super secure because even if someone else gets a hold of the link, they can't touch my files or change a thing. But honestly, the best part is knowing these photos aren't gonna vanish like they would on some old USB stick or a burnt CD; as long as I hang onto the link, I've basically got them for life.
I tried looking up some tutorials online in English, but my English isn't great and I got pretty lost in the technical jargon. Also, quick question: can I do this exact same thing with entire folders that have images inside them?
If anyone could walk me through this, I’d seriously appreciate the help.
Best,